Newsletter

The TeachingAmericanHistory.org eNewsletter features highlights of many of our resources, as well as the best documents, lessons, and exhibits from other leading American history websites. Delivered right to your inbox, each edition features timely commentary from prominent history and political science professors, discussion of significant orignal documents you can use in your classroom, and information about upcoming Ashbrook professional development opportunities.

Past Editions

2013

• May—History through the Lens of Hemingway
• April—Jefferson Assures America’s Independence
• March—FDR and a Nation in Crisis
• February—Marbury v. Madison
• January—Teacher of the Year

2012

• December—We Cannot Escape History
• November—The Electoral College
• October—The Cuban Missile Crisis 50 Years Later
• October—Inside the Live Online Classroom
• September—Constitution Day 2012
• July—What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?
• February—The Seneca Falls Convention

2011

• December—Henry Clay and Daniel Webster
• September—A Word Fitly Spoken
• August—What Attaches Citizens to Government?
• June—The Newburgh Conspiracy
• April—The Tonkin Gulf Resolution
• February—Wilson’s New Freedom

2010

• December—Lincoln at Peoria
• November—Jackson and the National Bank
• September—Madison’s Party Press Essays
• July—Independence 25 Years Later
• May—Free Speech in Time of War
• March—Eisenhower’s Farewell
• February—A Good Work for our Race To-Day

2009

• December—Lincoln’s First Inaugural
• September—The Federalist
• June—From Bullets to Ballots
• April—Designing Cold War Policy
• February—A Most Critical Situation